I have two c.i and I love them the first words out of my mouth were “that’s what you sound like” I said that to my step dad I have never been happier that is exactly how I explain it to others
It should be added that the implant gets it's power through induction from the outside part of the equipment. So the implant has no battery and doesn't need to be replaced. Modern inplants are even compatible with MRI systems. So patients with an implant can get an MRI exam without being hurt and without damaging or destroying the implant. Amazing technology 🙂
Modern depends on the year and on the internals and the brand. For example my 2016 cochlear brand is not compatible with mri but if I get another one in my other ear soon in 2024 it will be but only on mg right ear side. So when you are saying this it pays to avoid confusion by being a little clearer about it.
My newborn daughter got diagnosed few weeks ago. Moderate hearing loss. Bradford hospital like you. I hope i cross paths with you one day. you have given me a postive outlook.
Hey Jodie I’ve been very interested in your videos as I am deaf and have been from birth , I have always worn a cochlear implant , and I’m a deaf swimmer and to see you so passionate it makes me so happy 🎉
I have Ménière’s disease and wear hearing aids already. I’m deaf in my right ear from birth and my left ear is going down hill. So, I believe in my future I’ll have to get a CI. Thanks for sharing. Btw I like your accent.
I’m deaf as well! Since birth! (Severe to profoundly hearing loss on both ears) I have bilateral cochlear implants by a brand called cochlear which I have 22 electrodes in both sides. I got my first side when I was one and then moons later I got my 2nd one and my reaction was….not the best u could say
Have you had your cochlear since you were a baby? If so, what age did you stop wearing the headband version and were able to just wear them like you do now
The outter magnet holds onto another magnetic device implanted in the skull. There is an electromagnetic coil on the battery side sending audio signals received from the microphone over to the coil which is implanted. This transference of signal between the outter and implanted coil is because when current goes through a coiled wire like that near another coiled wire an electromagnetic field is formed and then induced into the coil nearby if that makes sense. That digital signal in that implanted coil then goes to stimulate the nerve that the brain usually gets signals of audio from our natural ears. It is a kind of pad with various electrical points of contact.
My 12yo son has just had bilateral cochlear implant surgery due to having pendred syndrome. His activation date is the 23rd of this month. Hoping he gets on OK with them after 9 years or hearing aids 🤞
So my mom is half deaf, and I have been hearing alot of ringing in my ears and when someone is talking to me sometimes my hearing will go silent and I won't hear anything but silence until it comes back. Also when my mom is talking to me I hear different words then what she's actually saying, I have mild hearing loss.
everyone remember cochlear implant don't cure deafness, it depends for everyone. Like my old friend have one but she can hardly hear with it, but for me it works well for me and hear good but still its hard to hear esspecilly when ure in public and loud noises in the background it can cause me headaches due a lot of noises going on you cannot control it. we hear it more like robotic sounds unlike hearing people hear so i dont have idea what everything actuallly sounds like! hope it helps to clear up things.
When I was a kid, I’ve realized that my left ear not works. Told my parents, they brought me to a doctor and got a report shows that there is 100% lose and it’s neurotic. The doctor said it can’t be helped. Now I am 36 years old and there is a solution. But I think it does not matter anymore. It seems a very heavy operation.
I have the same thing. I was born deaf and i appreciate that i have those cuz without them i would be TOTALLY ALONE hearing nothing but loud noises and my inner voice..
@@Anthony_GrayCat Thanks. My son was born profoundly deaf, he is 10 month old now and we have CI surgery soon, I’m so scared and hope everything will be ok.
Hi, what brand is your cochlear implant? My 3 year old daughter who lost her hearing to cancer and chemotherapy is candidate for cochlear implant, but I don’t know which brand is the best.
I have menieres disease as well and there is a possibility that I maybe deaf one Day because I'm just 26. I love language learning I already speak english and french along with my Mother language. I'm so sad and curious will I be able to understand and speak or learn other languages after the cochlear implant
Omg. You love languages. You criminal class cow. Go back to your poverty now. Who paid you to learn languages? A black boy in a crack gang who licks ass to go to university and shut my country down. You don't deserve more than your whore mother language.
Do you hear everything in guitar tone? This is like… kinda how my guitar works. One day I may need these implants due to the nature of wanting to hear loud guitar. Jk I use a noise meter constantly.
YOUR LOCAL ASL LESSON. DAY 1. PENCIL/ PEN & PAPER🤚🤌 how to do it: put all your fingers up, and with the other hand, do what the emoji is doing idk how to explain.. and put the 🤌 hand on the five, and there ya go! that means pencil/ pen 🤌 paper🤚 🤚 means 5 or paper, all you have to do to let a deaf person understand is put it in a sentence that fits with it. ASL (american sign language) is extremely easy to learn and understand once you get the hang of it, i started learning from birth, and all the people i’m around are deaf. my mom, dad, grandpa, grandma. but my siblings aren’t, except my baby brother. i’m hearing, and i love it, but sometimes i do wish i was deaf. lol 😅 COPY THIS SO PEOPLE CAN LEARN ASL!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sorry for this comment after a year. But I hope you will answer it honestly. The implant and music. Is it really as horrible as everyone says? I'm wondering what your personal experience with this is and what you think?
So how long did it take for your brain to recognize the signal as sound? In process of getting one. Nervous about initial mapping and not being able to recognize music or inflection/tone
It's taking time. They know how to express them self and expressions with visuals for some words and feelings (with hands language, looking face expression, reading lips etc...watching sens for interpretation and making logic and understanting) With the time, the sounds is added with all they already know in them brains. And the magic of the humain brain is making new connections automatically inside it, creation of new electrical paths between neurones. (her last smiley is exactly the good meaning) If they know only english, of course they will not speak french, italian, spanish... just like that. If you don't know a language, you need to learn it...like everybody. ;) It's taking time to make brain connexion between a sound and word expressed before with hand language for exemple. It's for that actually it's impossible to transplant a full brain in a other body. Because all brains are uniques. :)
Remember that the ear works like a drum. The resonance of the membrane resonates in the echo chamber. The nerve interprets the pressure difference as an electrical signal to the brain. In this system we send the electrical signal directly to the auditory nerve, and it is the microphone + the micro processor + battery of the device which replaces the eardrum. Sound vibrations waves of different air pressures. The waves are transformed into electrical waves by the nerve and sent to the brain which will calculate what this corresponds to according to its knowledge, its imagination and its learning. Making sound with electrical signals is done every day through speakers which transform an electrical signal into air waves. Exemple, you can make music only with electric signals...it's the speakers is giving you as a sound to your ears. And it's for that it's and advice to not ear sound too much louder, because if the pressure is to much, you have a risk to break your ear membrane.
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THIS is what makes humanity beautiful.
I really needed this, told today I likely need a CI. Been deaf since childhood. Thank you
I sincerely hope you find the relief you need to hear! God bless
It’s really good and I can follow the conversations got my op September 25 2023
I have two implants. Life changing. You are amazing and the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen.
I have two c.i and I love them the first words out of my mouth were “that’s what you sound like” I said that to my step dad I have never been happier that is exactly how I explain it to others
It should be added that the implant gets it's power through induction from the outside part of the equipment.
So the implant has no battery and doesn't need to be replaced.
Modern inplants are even compatible with MRI systems.
So patients with an implant can get an MRI exam without being hurt and without damaging or destroying the implant. Amazing technology 🙂
Cochlear America is also an MRI safe
Modern depends on the year and on the internals and the brand. For example my 2016 cochlear brand is not compatible with mri but if I get another one in my other ear soon in 2024 it will be but only on mg right ear side. So when you are saying this it pays to avoid confusion by being a little clearer about it.
Thanks for explaining it 😊
My friend’s getting a cochlear implant today, thanks for explaining it💕
Absolutely love this Women. ❤
My newborn daughter got diagnosed few weeks ago. Moderate hearing loss. Bradford hospital like you. I hope i cross paths with you one day. you have given me a postive outlook.
She has beautiful eyes
I am think of becoming an ENT surgeon, this video kinda gave me hope
Hey Jodie I’ve been very interested in your videos as I am deaf and have been from birth , I have always worn a cochlear implant , and I’m a deaf swimmer and to see you so passionate it makes me so happy 🎉
I have Ménière’s disease and wear hearing aids already. I’m deaf in my right ear from birth and my left ear is going down hill. So, I believe in my future I’ll have to get a CI. Thanks for sharing. Btw I like your accent.
You are a German not French. I will make you deaf if you aren't really.
I use cochlear implant over 10yrs. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the explanation!
you learned to speak so well 😮👏
She must have had hearing already and lost it somewhere during her adulthood.
Very cool happy you get to enjoy this. Modern technology is wild and it only gets more advanced
I’m deaf as well! Since birth! (Severe to profoundly hearing loss on both ears) I have bilateral cochlear implants by a brand called cochlear which I have 22 electrodes in both sides. I got my first side when I was one and then moons later I got my 2nd one and my reaction was….not the best u could say
Have you had your cochlear since you were a baby? If so, what age did you stop wearing the headband version and were able to just wear them like you do now
You are beautiful, and what a blessing sience came this far an abaolutele blessing.
The outter magnet holds onto another magnetic device implanted in the skull. There is an electromagnetic coil on the battery side sending audio signals received from the microphone over to the coil which is implanted. This transference of signal between the outter and implanted coil is because when current goes through a coiled wire like that near another coiled wire an electromagnetic field is formed and then induced into the coil nearby if that makes sense. That digital signal in that implanted coil then goes to stimulate the nerve that the brain usually gets signals of audio from our natural ears. It is a kind of pad with various electrical points of contact.
My 12yo son has just had bilateral cochlear implant surgery due to having pendred syndrome. His activation date is the 23rd of this month. Hoping he gets on OK with them after 9 years or hearing aids 🤞
So my mom is half deaf, and I have been hearing alot of ringing in my ears and when someone is talking to me sometimes my hearing will go silent and I won't hear anything but silence until it comes back. Also when my mom is talking to me I hear different words then what she's actually saying, I have mild hearing loss.
The ringing in your ears is tinnitus, I have it because I listen to music too loud lol
everyone remember cochlear implant don't cure deafness, it depends for everyone. Like my old friend have one but she can hardly hear with it, but for me it works well for me and hear good but still its hard to hear esspecilly when ure in public and loud noises in the background it can cause me headaches due a lot of noises going on you cannot control it. we hear it more like robotic sounds unlike hearing people hear so i dont have idea what everything actuallly sounds like! hope it helps to clear up things.
They gotta keep being enhanced.
Do you and your friend lip read and did you before? I am profoundly deaf and lip read so always wondered if would still need to after an implant
Do you have any tips for going in to surgery I am really scared to go in to the hospital because of the fear
That’s so awesome
I might be getting one soon hopefully
When I was a kid, I’ve realized that my left ear not works. Told my parents, they brought me to a doctor and got a report shows that there is 100% lose and it’s neurotic. The doctor said it can’t be helped. Now I am 36 years old and there is a solution. But I think it does not matter anymore. It seems a very heavy operation.
I have the same thing. I was born deaf and i appreciate that i have those cuz without them i would be TOTALLY ALONE hearing nothing but loud noises and my inner voice..
Are they working for you?
@@ingaiskanderova2178 of course!
@@Anthony_GrayCat Thanks. My son was born profoundly deaf, he is 10 month old now and we have CI surgery soon, I’m so scared and hope everything will be ok.
You are beautiful thanks for educating me!
THATS SOO COOL
I just had my cochlea implant installed on the 26th. They activated on October 31st. I can't wait!
Hi, what brand is your cochlear implant? My 3 year old daughter who lost her hearing to cancer and chemotherapy is candidate for cochlear implant, but I don’t know which brand is the best.
Looks like her Processor is from Med-EL Sonnet.
How fast did it take you to get that perfect clear British accent 😂
👏👏👏
I have menieres disease as well and there is a possibility that I maybe deaf one Day because I'm just 26. I love language learning I already speak english and french along with my Mother language. I'm so sad and curious will I be able to understand and speak or learn other languages after the cochlear implant
Omg. You love languages. You criminal class cow. Go back to your poverty now. Who paid you to learn languages? A black boy in a crack gang who licks ass to go to university and shut my country down. You don't deserve more than your whore mother language.
@@Rhian357 Sorry man OK I will stick with my Mother language 😂
Do you hear everything in guitar tone? This is like… kinda how my guitar works. One day I may need these implants due to the nature of wanting to hear loud guitar. Jk I use a noise meter constantly.
YOUR LOCAL ASL LESSON. DAY 1. PENCIL/ PEN & PAPER🤚🤌
how to do it: put all your fingers up, and with the other hand, do what the emoji is doing idk how to explain.. and put the 🤌 hand on the five, and there ya go!
that means pencil/ pen 🤌 paper🤚
🤚 means 5 or paper, all you have to do to let a deaf person understand is put it in a sentence that fits with it. ASL (american sign language) is extremely easy to learn and understand once you get the hang of it, i started learning from birth, and all the people i’m around are deaf. my mom, dad, grandpa, grandma. but my siblings aren’t, except my baby brother. i’m hearing, and i love it, but sometimes i do wish i was deaf. lol 😅
COPY THIS SO PEOPLE CAN LEARN ASL!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi ..i am cochlear implant used....i am deaf in my right ear from 12th year old ....and my birth after two year old to wear hearing aids already
Is your natural hearing ear perfect now?
Sorry for this comment after a year. But I hope you will answer it honestly. The implant and music. Is it really as horrible as everyone says? I'm wondering what your personal experience with this is and what you think?
So how long did it take for your brain to recognize the signal as sound? In process of getting one. Nervous about initial mapping and not being able to recognize music or inflection/tone
Does the sound you hear sound "electric"?
Well explained
Med-el, Sonnet Processor 😍
Bu koklear hakkında bilgi verebilir misiniz eğer biliyorsanız hangisi daha iyi
I got one too❤
Thank the men and woman that invented this
How much does the replacement connector cost?
I have is so cool 👍
When deaf people hear for the first time, how can they understand language when they never heard the sound of it before?
It's taking time. They know how to express them self and expressions with visuals for some words and feelings (with hands language, looking face expression, reading lips etc...watching sens for interpretation and making logic and understanting)
With the time, the sounds is added with all they already know in them brains. And the magic of the humain brain is making new connections automatically inside it, creation of new electrical paths between neurones. (her last smiley is exactly the good meaning)
If they know only english, of course they will not speak french, italian, spanish... just like that. If you don't know a language, you need to learn it...like everybody. ;)
It's taking time to make brain connexion between a sound and word expressed before with hand language for exemple.
It's for that actually it's impossible to transplant a full brain in a other body. Because all brains are uniques. :)
Remember that the ear works like a drum. The resonance of the membrane resonates in the echo chamber. The nerve interprets the pressure difference as an electrical signal to the brain.
In this system we send the electrical signal directly to the auditory nerve, and it is the microphone + the micro processor + battery of the device which replaces the eardrum.
Sound vibrations waves of different air pressures.
The waves are transformed into electrical waves by the nerve and sent to the brain which will calculate what this corresponds to according to its knowledge, its imagination and its learning.
Making sound with electrical signals is done every day through speakers which transform an electrical signal into air waves.
Exemple, you can make music only with electric signals...it's the speakers is giving you as a sound to your ears.
And it's for that it's and advice to not ear sound too much louder, because if the pressure is to much, you have a risk to break your ear membrane.
Her communication levels shows that she wasn't born deaf and would have lost her hearing in her teen or adulthood.
Theres really insane tech inside of her head omg
I’m deaf to
Now I wnna be a robot like cyberpunk char
Opus 2 me hear med el sonnet 2 :)
Kaç yaşinda ameliyat oldunu
How to convince my deaf. She. Dose not need one those . If she get one implants. She will catch me cheating
r/ihadastroke
Yo it's fury
Hmm
Oh no
Can you listen to music?
Age 31 deaf call number kyu
Cochlear
👍🥰😍👌🤲🤲☝️☝️☝️☝️😱😱😱👏👏👏
🦻🦻🦻
To nie jest cochlear
I'm getting one....a little scared
don’t be brother it’s amazing when you get one
My wife is considering this device... Please let me know if anyone has any tips. Tia
May I marry you?